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Copy Page Layouts and Publishing Pages

Friday, April 13, 2012 - Christian Mérat

Great news! Sharegate now allows you to manage your SharePoint Publishing Infrastructure and Enterprise Wikis. How? Sharegate will migrate Publishing Page layouts you’ve created in a site collection to another farm, web application or site collection and associate it to the content type of yo...

SharePoint Documents Migration 101

Tuesday, March 20, 2012 - Simon De Baene

Let's migrate SharePoint documents to a new location! 1. First we need to tell Sharegate where we want to copy from. So let’s type in the the site URL or select it from the drop-down menu. ** A good trick is to just go to our site with the browser and just copy paste it here** 2....

SharePoint Migration - Remap multiple SharePoint columns to a single column (many-to-one)

Monday, February 27, 2012 - Nathalie Jard

Today, I want to present a feature that was released with Sharegate 2.9. A unique and powerful feature that allows you to merge multiple SharePoint columns together without losing the metadata. Let me show you what I mean. 1) Basic scenario – Automatic mappings with identical columns List A ...

Weekly tip #7 - Fallback value for unresolved users when retaining created/modified properties during a SharePoint migration

Thursday, February 02, 2012 - Simon De Baene

Introduction This weekly tip refers to an advanced feature in Sharegate. Actually, my goal is to make it clear for all users. I will show you how Sharegate manages unresolved users (users that no longer exist) when migrating files, folders and items to SharePoint or between SharePoint sites. Cont...

Weekly tip #6 - Replace unsupported characters when migrating files and folders to SharePoint (ex: & {} " / ? < >)

Thursday, February 02, 2012 - Simon De Baene

Introduction I've tried to post a weekly tip in January, but I was too busy visiting Asia. I'm sorry. I'm back now. This week, I'll show how it's possible to automatically get rid of the characters that are unsupported by SharePoint while migrating your files and folders. It refers to a feature t...

Weekly tip #5 - Set default metadata values used if source values are missing during a SharePoint migration

Tuesday, December 06, 2011 - Simon De Baene

Introduction I've decided to post a second weekly tip today. Since I've missed two weeks, I felt bad and I wanted to catch up. This second tip shows how to specify default metadata used when a source value is missing. This feature was introduced in Sharegate 2.7 and I want to make sure you all know...

Weekly tip #4 - Preserve Office document properties during File Shares Migration to SharePoint

Tuesday, December 06, 2011 - Simon De Baene

Introduction Again, I’m late to post my weekly tip. My team and I are just too busy building the simplest migration product. This week, I’ll show you how to preserve Office document properties when moving your files to SharePoint. Case This weekly tip is dedicated to those who are mig...

Weekly tip #3 - Convert content types while migrating SharePoint documents and folders

Wednesday, November 16, 2011 - Simon De Baene

Introduction Sorry, I'm a little bit late for this third weekly tip. We just released Sharegate 2.7 and we now fully support converting content types while migrating files, items and folders. I will show you how in this article. Case This week, I will show you how to convert folder and do...

Weekly Tip #1 - Convert Standard Lookup Values to Managed Metadata Terms

Monday, October 24, 2011 - Simon De Baene

Introduction This article is one of many that will be posted every week. It presents different scenarios supported by Sharegate. For this first article, I will show you how to convert Lookup values to Managed Metadata Terms while copying your content from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 20...

SPC11 Superhero Contest

Monday, October 03, 2011 - Simon De Baene

Stop by the Sharegate booth #751. Funny contest. Pose as a superhero. Sharegate on the beach...

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Copy Page Layouts and Publishing Pages

SharePoint Documents Migration 101

SharePoint Migration - Remap multiple SharePoint columns to a single column (many-to-one)

Weekly tip #7 - Fallback value for unresolved users when retaining created/modified properties during a SharePoint migration

Weekly tip #6 - Replace unsupported characters when migrating files and folders to SharePoint (ex: & {} " / ? < >)

Weekly tip #5 - Set default metadata values used if source values are missing during a SharePoint migration

Weekly tip #4 - Preserve Office document properties during File Shares Migration to SharePoint

Weekly tip #3 - Convert content types while migrating SharePoint documents and folders

Weekly Tip #1 - Convert Standard Lookup Values to Managed Metadata Terms

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